The T-Wash luminaire’s housing incorporates an LED module, driver, and a frosted lens for even light distribution. Available in two lengths (a 2′ model with 33W and 2,100 lumens or a 4′ model with 66W and 4,200 lumens), the T-Wash was created for retail and commercial applications. Both options offer high CRI and either 3000K or 4000K output. • noralighting.com
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